Monterey College of Law announces the following Admission Grants for the 2010-2011 academic year. Grants apply to both the Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.) and Master of Legal Studies (M.L.S.) degree programs.

EARLY ADMISSION GRANTS

Complete your MCL application file early and you will be eligible for a $500.00 tuition grant to be applied to the costs of the Fall 2010 semester when you enroll for that semester!  To qualify, you must have your application file completed and received by MCL by no later than March 1, 2010.  The February 6, 2010 LSAT (not required for M.L.S. applicants) will be considered as meeting this deadline if you submit a copy of your admission ticket for that test. 

 DEAN’S SCHOLAR GRANTS

You will also be eligible for a $500.00 Dean’s Scholar Grant if: 1) your application file is completed and received at MCL by March 1, 2010 and 2) if your LSAT/GPA ratio (GPA only for M.L.S. applicants) is in the top 25% of applications received at MCL by that date.  Upon enrollment in the Fall semester, applicants who qualify for both the Dean’s Scholar Grant and the Early Admission Grant will have $1,000.00 credited toward the costs of their 2010-2011 tuition and fees (50% applied to Fall 2010 and 50% applied to Spring 2011).

“PREFERRED EDUCATIONAL PARTNERS” GRANT

 You may be eligible for a $500.00 Preferred Educational Partner Grant if: 1) your application file is completed and received at MCL by March 1, 2010 and 2) you have graduated from one of our Preferred Educational Partners (see list below). Upon enrollment in the Fall semester, applicants who qualify for both the PEP Grant and the Early Admission Grant will have $1,000.00 credited toward the costs of their 2010 - 2011 tuition and fees (50% applied to Fall 2010 and 50% applied to Spring 2011). (Special Note: Applicants are eligible to combine the Early Admission Grant with either the Dean’s Scholar Grant or the PEP Grant, but not both. The maximum admission grant is $1,000.00 per applicant.)

For a list of our Educational Partners, click here.  Don’t see your institution?  Click here to download the registration form to be completed by a Pre-Law Counselor, or the person who serves that function, from your college or university.

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